SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details from Tuesday’s episode of Dancing with the Stars, including the elimination results.
Tuesday night, the ballroom transformed into a scene from Wicked, with guest judge Jon M. Chu adding a magical touch. Performers danced to iconic songs like “Dancing Through Life” and “Defying Gravity.” The night kicked off with a vibrant opening number choreographed by Chris Scott, who also worked on the Wicked films.
Now, let’s dive into the performances and what the judges had to say.
Scott Hoying with Rylee Arnold
Scott, a big Wicked fan, performed a contemporary piece to “The Wizard and I.” He aimed to take up more space on the dance floor. Chu noted that while the routine had energy, he hoped for smoother transitions. SCORE: 28 out of 40.
Alix Earle with Val Chmerkovskiy
TikTok star Alix danced jazz to “What Is This Feeling?” She praised Ariana Grande’s performance in the movie and delivered a strong routine. Bruno Tonioli called it “delicious,” while Carrie Ann Inaba saw it as her best dance. SCORE: 35 out of 40.
Robert Irwin with Witney Carson
Wildlife conservationist Robert nailed a jazz routine to “Dancing Through Life.” He brought a fun energy to the performance. Inaba praised his ambition and choreography. SCORE: 36 out of 40.
Whitney Leavitt with Mark Ballas
Whitney bounced back from a previous week’s slip, dancing a quickstep to “Popular.” She even used some props from the film. Chu said the routine was magical and blended technique with artistry. This performance earned her the season’s first 10s. SCORE: 39 out of 40.
Dylan Efron with Daniella Karagach
Dylan performed a rumba to “I’m Not That Girl.” Though he was nervous, he showcased solid improvement in his movements. Tonioli noted his progress. SCORE: 32 out of 40.
Andy Richter with Emma Slater
Comedian Andy danced to “One Short Day,” introducing a video message from Michelle Yeoh. He was elated about his performance, receiving his best scores yet. SCORE: 27 out of 40.
Elaine Hendrix with Alan Bersten
Elaine delivered a powerful contemporary to “Defying Gravity,” moving the audience. Inaba was touched by her emotional performance. SCORE: 36 out of 40.
Jen Affleck with Jan Ravnik
Jen performed a Foxtrot to “As Long As You’re Mine.” She wanted to challenge herself and felt more connected this time, earning her highest score. SCORE: 32 out of 40.
Danielle Fishel with Pasha Pashkov
Danielle took on an Argentine tango to “No Good Deed.” Inaba and Tonioli praised her passion and choreography. SCORE: 36 out of 40.
Jordan Chiles with Ezra Sosa
Olympic gold medalist Jordan closed the night with a rumba to “For Good,” showcasing a unique interpretation of friendship. The judges were blown away, leading to three perfect 10s. SCORE: 39 out of 40.
It was tough seeing someone go home after such stellar performances. Unfortunately, Scott Hoying and Rylee Arnold received the lowest scores and will not return next week.
The night highlighted the journey of each contestant, showcasing growth and determination. As seen in social media reactions, fans are already buzzing about the upcoming performances, eager to see who’ll make it to the finals. The competition is heating up, and it feels like the dance floor has never been more alive.
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